Portal Innovations at Science Square Atlanta

Our lab space at Science Square is officially live! We have more than 33,000 SF of space that accommodates biotech and medtech startups from across the South at 101 Nerem Street NW, Suite 1000, Atlanta, GA 30313. Between the CDC, and top-tier research universities in the area, we view Atlanta as one of the top emerging life sciences markets in the U.S. and would like to support continued growth here, helping it become a robust biotech startup ecosystem.

Take a look at our space

The Portal offices and lab space at Science Square have more than 33,000 SF of space which includes more than 100 workstations, We have 7 offices, 6 conference rooms, 15 labs including 1 large shared dry lab for medtech and 1 large shared wet lab, and $3M of shared equipment. We have the most modern biotech and medtech equipment for startups that includes both wet and dry labs, tissue culture hoods, BSL2 labs, chemical fume hoods, among others.

Atlanta: Keeping top tech talent in Georgia

400+

bioscience companies

20%

growth in life sciences since 2015

4

leading bioscience universities

65,000

new Atlanta residents in 2021


“Portal Innovations brings best-in-class lab facilities and a venture support platform, including seed capital that will fuel innovation and make a major positive impact in keeping Atlanta’s best and brightest entrepreneurs and scientists right here and and attract talent from throughout the region.” 

Marie Thacker Goethe
CEO, Georgia Bio

Why Atlanta?

Atlanta, like Chicago, possesses all of the academic and medical research institutions, resources, civic leadership, and talent necessary to establish a world’ class life sciences innovation hub, where companies can start up and scale. Portal’s role in Atlanta’s emerging life sciences ecosystem is to build a world class early-stage biotech portfolio, while bringing together the entire ecosystem to allow these companies to thrive and scale locally.

Member Companies Working at Portal Atlanta



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